Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
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TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
of Interest.

Clippings from State Exchanges on Matter.
of Interest
Many Improvements ere going on a.
| LongVleW.
The crop prospects were never better
in Gregg county.
beet raised in Milan county weighed
six pounds, seven ounces.
An anti-prohibltion picnic will be held
ct Reyes city on the 29th Of July.
The mills at Waco are running at full
time. Wheat is coming in rapidly
The citizens OF Longview contemplate
organizing building and loan associa-
ton.
The chintz bug is doing great damage
to corn in some localities IN Van Zandt
county.
Miss L. L. Holsey was adjudged .
lunatic at Corsicana and ordered sent to
the asylum.
The corn crop in Callahan county it is
thought will be the largest ever made in
that county.
The recent rains have damaged to
some exte 1t the corn and cotton in Fan
min county.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l. Devans of Sherman
celebrated their golden wedding on Fri
day, June II.
The pesch crop ia Clay county is much
better than was at first anticipated, and
the market is filed to overlooking.
Wool sales in San SABA county last
week amounted to over $4,000, all the
wool being grown in that county.
j. G. SChaller of Brownsville, Mimi,
is in Wichita Falls where he intends
erecting large roller Touring mill.
Wheat in the vicinity OF Vernon has
taken q second growth since the rains
and the kernal protrudes beyond the
husk.
The yield of wheat in McLennan county
is better than was anticipated, in many
places amounting to st least two-th1rds
more.
Farmers in Hays county are already
the object of planting much larger area
than hitherto.
Graham Leader: The grass around
Graham is better than it has been for sew
eral years; stock is fat, crop prospects
good, and everything looks promising.
Cotton in Coleman county is looking
well and generally clean; it is said that
from 500 to 500 per cent. more cotton has
been planted there this year than ever
before.
An anti-tobacco club has been formed
in Alvarado.
The price of real estate in Belden is
rapidly advancing.
The Waco Roller Mills are turning out
flour from wheat grown this yesr.
In Frio county grass on the range is
excellent, and stock water abundant.
New wheat raised in Ellis county is in
market and brings 20 cents per bushel.
Gardens in Oldham county are now
furnishing an abundance Of vegetables.
In Johnson county the indications ere
favorable for large crops of corn and
cotton.
The Common Council of Kaufman will
eXpend $500 on q new public school
building.
The corn crop in Csss county is laid By.
With one more rain the yield will exceed
that of many years.
On some OF the farms in Kaufman coun-
ty the cotton is waist high, and has
blooms, squares and bolls.
Tascosa claims to have received more
freight within the last three months than
any city OF its size in the west.
The Lawn City lots find ready pur-
chasers, and this new town bids fair to
rival the older places in Henderson
county.
Mrs. NJ. A. Fulgham of Cass county has
been adjudged insane and will be sent to
Terrell as soon as there is place for her
IN the asylum.
4 well about six miles southwest of
Cameron has been discovered to possess
he same mineral qualities as the waters
1f Wooten Wells.
The Navarro county Farmers Alliance
las sent out their president, Professor T.
N. Smith. to canvass that county and |
ecture the sub-allisnces.
The cattle in some sections are dying
nnuHbers from the effects of the sting
4 Q hy. The usual remedies in such
sees are said to be unavaillng.
No cp+e, no Spay, 10 the MOTTO d I
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